Matthew Rushing
The 602 Club 2: Who Knew?
Doctor Who. On November 23, 1963 the BBC aired the first episode of this show about a time traveler from the planet Gallifrey, and on Christmas Day 2013 it became the longest running sci-fi show ever. We discuss why we love it so much.
Literary Treks 79: Something Wicked This Way Comes
Acts of Contrition: Kirsten Beyer. We discuss the latest installment in the Voyager relaunch series with author Kirsten Beyer and learn the goals, inspirations, and writing process behind Acts of Contrition.
The 602 Club 1: Man Tears
Star Wars Rebels and Episode VII. In the premiere episode of Trek.fm's new geekery speakeasy we delve into the rumors and wishes for the next Star Wars installment as well as the new Disney XD series Star Wars Rebels.
Literary Treks 78: The Numbers On the Front Should Help
Seekers 2: Point of Divergence: Kevin Dilmore and Dayton Ward. We're joined by the writing duo to learn more about the Endeavour, its crew changes, the writing of Seekers 2, and what we might see in future installments.
Literary Treks 77: Some Sort of Erotic Milliways
Lust's Latinum Lost (and Found). Vulcan Love Slave has become a bit of a legend within Star Trek, but we've never learned much about it. That's about to change as we discuss Terry J. Erdmann and Paula M. Block's eNovella.
Literary Treks 76: Praetor’s Gonna Be Your New Daddy!
Romulans: The Hollow Crown. John Byrne expands the story of the Klingon-Romulan alliance begun in Alien Spotlight, and we discuss why it's amongst the best stories you'll find in Star Trek comics.
Literary Treks 75: So THAT'S Why Beverly Hates the EMH?
Slings and Arrows: That Sleep of Death. We continue our look at the ebook series that leads into First Contact with a luminous alien, a pinch of Beverly, and a generous serving of A Christmas Carol.
Literary Treks 74: Kelp Cakes In the Morning
Mission Gamma: This Gray Spirit. We discuss the second book in the series with a focus on the legacy of Ziyal, the intricacies of Bajoran-Cardassian-Federation politicals, and Ezri and Shar each searching for personal identity.
Literary Treks 73: Like Red Lantern Sith
Seekers 1: Second Nature: David Mack. While the story of Starbase 47 has concluded, the exploratory missions of the Endeavour and the Sagittarius continue. David joins us to discuss the launch of Seekers.
Literary Treks 72: Deanna's Flaming Dragon Punch
Intelligence Gathering, Part 2. We continue our walk through Scott & David Tipton's five-part series to learn why you should always listen to a seasoned old engineer, avoid kickboxing with Ro, and seek out Riker if you've fallen under mind control.
Literary Treks 71: Another Dam Mission
Intelligence Gathering, Part 1. We saw many missions of the Enterprise-D onscreen, but here were no doubt many more we never heard about. We discuss the first two parts of IDW's five-part story set during the fifth season of TNG.
Literary Treks 70: Data = Saffron
The Light Fantastic: Jeffrey Lang. When Data sacrificed himself to save the Enterprise crew in Nemesis, we all thought it was the end of the beloved android. But he lives on, along with his daughter Lal, and we talk to Jeff about the story.